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Sep 19, 2007 | 08:15 AM

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Re: Best stunt bike for beginners

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Or buy my stunt ready gsxr

Buy an f4i and you'll need bigger gearing, oil pick up, cage, 12 bar or round bar, tip over switch, the lot.

Mine has all that and more for £1800

I need to sell my R1 1st mate its going on e-bay this week if it goes I'll be on my way to Cov in a van. I've spent months trying to get my nail ready making cages etc so it makes sense to buy one stunt ready

Sep 19, 2007 | 08:32 AM

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Re: Best stunt bike for beginners

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Originally Posted by Tony L

neither

a crf50 or ttr50

teaches you everything you need to learn about brake and throttle control then jump on the big bike

something like this would suit you fine. and save you 1000's

Tony don't lie it was a ttr 125 and klx 125!!!!:YEAH

remember!!!

Oct 15, 2007 | 07:40 AM

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Re: Best stunt bike for beginners

Well I'm getting bid in the bollocks for my R1 and I just cant let it go cheap and cant afford an F4 until it goes so I've decided to by a pit bike for the winter.

The only problem is theres loads on the market at the moment. I cant afford a Honda so it will be one of the cheapies.

Does anyone no which pit bike takes the most punishment for the money ?

I've had a go on a few but they all feel pretty much the same.

HELP !!!!!

Oct 15, 2007 | 12:08 PM

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Re: Best stunt bike for beginners

THUMPSTAR r a good bike

Oct 29, 2007 | 08:05 AM

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Re: Best stunt bike for beginners

Picking up my pit bike tomorrow. cheers for all the advise.

Jul 12, 2025 | 05:33 AM

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Re: Best stunt bike for beginners

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Can anyone tell me which is the best bike for beginners F4i or Kwack 636 and which year is best ?.

I currently have an old nail of a Honda CBR 600,1989 model for learning on. Its good but it's a bit tired and I'm after something newer that is still road registered. I'll be buying a damaged repairable as I'm not that arsed about fairings etc as long as its straight and I can get it sorted.

I'm selling my 04 R1 as I've been bitten by the stunt bug big time so anyone who's after one e-mail me.

Thanks

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Joined now after being lucky enough to see this thread 😃
Bought a cheap mint MT07 to mess around on then girlfriend's son decided he wanted it after passing his test.
She's buying it for him and thought I'd put the money to a ratty cheap bike for Gymkhana and learning to wheelie and get my knee down...
After reading your guys recommendation of the F4i..., I'm now in process of swapping the MT07 for her low mileage F4i
It's mint and well maintained but it seems a no brainer really. Morenthan i wanted to spend on something im likely to drop but it saves her the hassle of selling it to pay me off.., and ne the hassle of trawling round for something..!

In brief-

Thanks lots, and hello 👋

Jul 12, 2025 | 05:35 AM

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Re: Best stunt bike for beginners

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Thanks

Clunatic:YEAH

Joined now after being lucky enough to see this thread 😃
Bought a cheap mint MT07 to mess around on then girlfriend's son decided he wanted it after passing his test.
She's buying it for him and thought I'd put the money to a ratty cheap bike for Gymkhana and learning to wheelie and get my knee down...
After reading your guys recommendation of the F4i..., I'm now in process of swapping the MT07 for her low mileage F4i
It's mint and well maintained but it seems a no brainer really. More than i wanted to spend on something I'm likely to drop but it saves her the hassle of selling it to pay me off.., and me the hassle of trawling round for something..!

In brief-

Thanks lots, and hello 👋